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I have a working installation of FC5 on a Dell Optiplex GX-240. The system works great, except it will not see or mount any USB HDDs. I am referring to the little flash-drives and not the bigger ATA HDDs in a case. I was able to get one drive t omount by creating a temporary directory, and using the mnt command. FC4, and CentOS 4.2 will automatically mount these devices when attached. How can I add this capability ot FC5?
If I remember correctly, it worked for me fine right out of the box with FC5. I believe I later broke it by something done when installing the Linuxant free modem driver for my HSF modem.
Distribution: CentOS, Ubuntu, Mac OSX, Amazon AMI Linux
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How do I go about having FC5 mount my USB Hard Drive automatically at boot, as if it were vfat? I have it configured in fstab file, but it won't mount ext3 (id 83 or 8e). I formatted the drive with ext3 id 8e, and I want all users to be able to have r/w access.
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